Which combination reflects an inactive member requirement?

• A. Attend two chapter meetings over the semester and pay half dues.
• B. Attend all chapter meetings and pay full dues.
• C. Do nothing and skip dues.
• D. Attend one chapter meeting and pay no dues.

Answer: (A)

Inactive member status is usually tied to limited participation and reduced dues. The combination of attending a couple of chapter meetings over the semester while paying half of the usual dues reflects staying connected without full active involvement, which matches what inactive status typically requires. It shows some commitment and presence, but not full participation or full financial obligation.

Attending all chapter meetings and paying full dues would indicate active status, not inactive. Doing nothing and skipping dues isn’t compatible with maintaining any membership status. Attending only one meeting and paying no dues also doesn’t align with the typical partial-dues structure that accompanies inactivity.